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NHIA, Senate push health taxes to fund healthcare, fight diseases

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The National Health Insurance Authority and the Senate are pushing for stronger health tax reforms to fund healthcare and fight non-communicable diseases. Read More: https://punchng.com/nhia-senate-push-health-taxes-to-fund-healthcare-fight-diseases/

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